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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

2

Trading stamps dropped by three-city retailers pledge signed

The January issue of the Retail Merchants Journal notes Trinity area merchants in Moline Rock Island and Davenport sign an agreement to abolish trading stamps effective April 1 1910 The pact binds signatories for five years and aims to unify major retailers while smaller shops gradually join and end stamp redemptions in those markets

Retail Merchants Journal Trinity Retail Merchant Moline Rock Island Ts Asue Disaue Ut Ig Hook Island Tasenport

Protests Over Worktrain Service At Silvis Shops

Davenport and Silvis workers protest the Rock Island worktrain service arguing discrimination and demand the line run on schedule. Officials say the service depends on plant needs and workers should reside near the plant, with the train operated to support operations and avoid disruption.

Jones Davenport Sims Rock Island Moline Molin Roch Thave Étryp Boeedd Solvis Rock Island Road Dave Seidel Saya Brentt Silvis Nursuing Scott

Graham Post and Relief Corps honor retiring officer

Officers of Graham Post and Relief Corps seated at installation ceremony held at headquarters on Friday January 18 with State Commander Edwin Ho Buch of Rock Island presiding. Officers of the Relief Corps and post were installed. many named individuals and local members participated in the sequence of installations and awards.

Graham Post and Relief Corps ROM Graham Post Neods Alinos Edwin Ho Buch Rock Island Chad Matilda Feats Hellet Corps Offeerk Ohich Wheelock Wits Anstall

Grand Master E R Sayler to Speak at Odd Fellows Event

Local Odd Fellows plan a February visit by grand judge officers with Hon E R Sayler delivering the address at Swedish Olive Hall. A morning school of instruction, afternoon degree conferrals, and an evening reception for visitors are on the lineup, with numerous members and guests invited.

E. R. Sayler School of Instruction Odd Fellows Order Swedish Olive Hall KE R. Sayler H A Ston T H Thompson Major Olson Robert FO Henry J. H. Sides Prand Mary Po Millerge Rebekahn Violet Ho King OH Thompson Fo Crowe Rebekabs Long

Census job applications extended to end of month

Census Director Durand announced in Washington that applications for enumerator positions are extended from January 15 to January 31. Tests will be held February 5 as planned, with blanks nearly ready for mailing to census supervisors. contact R. R. Wallace in Hompton for local inquiries.

Durand Washington Government Printing Office R. R. Wallace, Hompton, LL

Zion Church Council Recommends Pastor Peterson for Zion

The St Paul Zion and St Paul nativity reports show Zion church council urging Rev Peter Peterson of St Paul for pastor to replace the resigned Rev B F Oktonson. Peterson, a Gustavus Adolphus College graduate and Aug 1891 ordinee, has served in Galesburg and St Paul and is favored to win the post. Dr Johnston of Augustana hopes Peterson will accept and praises him as suited for the parish and local college community.

Zion Rock Island Peter Peterson St Paul BF OK Tonson Theran Church Peterson Pete Firat Lutheran Eheeeh Augustina Heleved Zion Church Johnston Firet Lutheran Church Gustavus Adolphus College St Prtor Minn Augustana St Peter Uta Oleae Oe Theran Galesburg Lutheran Church of Zion Church Council

January Weather Forecast by St Louis Prophet Hicks

The Rev Ir R Hicks predicts a stormy January with multiple storm periods and a mid month warmup. Expect heavy sleet and snow on the 3rd to 5th followed by a northwest cold wave and blizzards later in the month as barometer rises and temperatures drop.

Ir R Hicks St. Louis

13 More Pensioned by the Rock Island

The Rock Island pension list expands with several new retirees effective January 1. Names include James Fleming and John Conways crossing flagmen, James Feeney and George B Swan station master, William Fisher crossing flagman, Michael Vain crossing flagman, and others from Davenport Moline Des Moines Ottawa and Brooklyn divisions. Retirees may not work for the railroad but continue to receive pensions.

James Fleming Rock Island John Conways Davenport Heng Kimpke Thomas Slattery James Feeney Yavenpen George B Swan Des Moines William Fisher Moline Hc Kean Howard Case Pritz Strathere Iaborer Brooklys John Horte Shef Michael Vain Ottawa St Les Envergeer Nebraska Relart Lee Rock Sland

Woman's club to rent Dodge house for rest rooms

At a Pasclas executive board meeting a plan to move rest rooms to the Dodge house on Sixteenth street north of Sixth Avenue was announced. The new quarters would house the city missionary and department activities, with space for dining and overflow, while H C Clem landscape plans enhance the grounds. The meeting also reviewed bills and three new memberships amid political remarks about Jod Cannon.

Pasclas Woman's Club Philanthropic Dodge Sixteenth Street Mfth Avenue City Missionary E. Morgante N of T Mr Good H. C Klem

Coffee Reserve Spurs Brazil Prices in World Market

The article reports on Brazil storing seven million bags of coffee at Santa Paula to uphold prices, with 16 of 17 million world bags grown in Brazil. It notes a December port close and duties on shipments, plus statements from C B Stephens of the Moline Plow Co about U S dominance and Argentina’s rising role in global food production. It also covers Stevens’ travels, other commodity movements, Mount Pelee’s eruption, and a broader discussion of chemistry graduates and engineer salaries.

C B. Stephens Moline Plow Co United States Brazil Santa Paula Stepna Montevideo Santos Rio Stephens Mount Pelee St. Pierre

Farm graduates thrive as engineers of last decade

University of Illinois agriculture college graduates 184 in ten years show strong ties to farming and related roles. Of these, 115 teach or work at stations, 40 in agriculture departments, one in agricultural editing, and two aid rural development abroad. Most remain in agriculture and two in Illinois, with several leading farms and international roles.

W. Geicc Armour & Co College of Engineering University of Mlinots College of Agriculture Colleges of Agriculture Department of Agriculture IlMnois Colorado Korea India College of Agrie Re BSL Tinos LN Eeu Ree

Port Byron votes to override veto on street car ordinance

Village officials adopt the interurban rail grant on Main street despite President Brewster’s veto citing lack of compensation. Trustees Savage and Schaible opposed the veto, while supporters say 95 percent of residents and local farmers back the measure. The board claims the public favored the ordinance as sent.

Tri- Cities Northwestern Brewster Port Byron Savage and Schaible Main Street

Sweden Imposes 50 Percent Coffee Duty Hike

With royal consent the Swedish finance minister announces a New Year duty increase of fifty percent on imported coffee. The measure raises prices for consumers and affects traders nationwide as the government shifts policy.

Sweden

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